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Lisa O'Neill wearing a grey blazer and red jumper, looking wistfully to the sky, with a forest behind her.
Music

Lisa O’Neill

Sun 8 Mar, 7.30pm

International Women’s Day Benefit Concert in Aid of Saoirse

Renowned for her distinctive voice, fearless songwriting and spellbinding stage presence, O’Neill has become one of the most vital and respected figures in contemporary folk music.

Jack L wearing a wide-brimmed hat with a red underside looks to the side, raising his hand slightly as if shading his eyes. He has a short beard and moustache, long hair, and wears a dark jacket with a pink rose on the lapel. Music

Jack Lukeman

Fri 13 & Sat 14 Mar

Chez Jack L + All the Hits

This highly anticipated evening with the celebrated Irish singer-songwriter promises a compelling blend of nostalgia and reinvention, presenting timeless hits with Jack’s innovative flair.

Sharon Shannon, smiling and surrounded by a rural setting, is wearing a red coat and has her accordion slung over her right shoulder Music

Sharon Shannon

Sun 15 Mar, 7.30pm

Come and witness the unmatched live energy, rooted in traditional Irish music but fearless in its exploration beyond, that has made Sharon Shannon a musical icon for over 30 years.

Don Baker playing the harmonica, with a guitar hanging in front of him Music

Don Baker

Sat 21 Mar, 8pm

With nearly 60 years on the road, Don Baker returns with his one-man show, My Story, with more stories, more songs and - of course - more harmonica!

A close up shot of Théo Ould, he is pictured against a bright yellow background, holding up a small bright red and blue mini accordion, which covers the lower part of his face. He is wearing a glasses and he his eyes are open wide giving a surprised expression. Music

Théo Ould & Alison Langer

Thu 26 Mar, 8pm

Music Network

A brand new collaboration featuring two of the most exciting rising stars of the classical music world, accordionist extraordinaire Théo Ould and stellar soprano Alison Langer.

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Frances Black

Sat 28 Mar, 8pm

The award-winning Irish singer and dedicated Senator whose pure, emotional voice has connected audiences to themes of love, loss, and personal growth for more than three decades.

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The Hothouse Flowers together on stage with guitars. Pictured from left to right Peter O’Toole, Liam Ó Maonlaí and Fiachna Ó Bráonáin.
Music

Hothouse Flowers

Wed 8 Apr, 8pm

Acoustic Show

Join Liam Ó Maonlaí, Fiachna Ó Bráonáin and Peter O’Toole as they perform their acclaimed acoustic show, shaped by over thirty years of singing and playing all over the world.

Trio Bohémo are picture together, from left Matouš Pěruška holding fiddle, Kristina Vocetková holding a cello, Jan Vojtek stands they are all wearing black evening attire and the image is blurred in an artistic style Music

Trio Bohémo

Thu 9 Apr, 8pm

Music Network

Don’t miss their Irish debut of one of Europe’s most exciting young chamber groups, three Czechs known for their captivating performances and impressive command of the piano trio repertoire including Ravel, Schubert and Beethoven.

Five men stand against a weathered wooden wall, holding traditional instruments including fiddle, flute, uilleann pipes, guitar and double bass, dressed in dark, casual clothing. Music

Lúnasa

Tue 5 May, 8pm

An intimate concert from the award-winning group whose complex arrangements and unique sound have reshaped the boundaries of Irish traditional music for three decades.

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My Leonard Cohen

Wed 13 & Thu 14 May, 8pm

Performed by Stewart D’Arrietta

Following multiple sold-out shows in Dún Laoghaire, D’Arrietta and his band return with his rousing celebration of the late legendary Cohen’s best-loved music, poetry and stories of his life.

Stewart D’Arrietta dressed in black, with a black hat, sings into a microphone with his hands outstretched Music

Tom Waits for No Man

Fri 15 May, 8pm

Performed by Stewart D’Arrietta

Covering Waits terrain of tenderness to terror, and all the pathos in between. D’Arrietta’s characteristic gravel-voiced sensitivity brings out the shapes and shades of these legendary songs.

Ronan Kealy AKA Junior Brother stands towards the camera, he is standing outside in the daytime, surrounded by trees, he wears a blue shirt, the camera is below him & he looks down towards the camera. Music

Junior Brother

Sat 16 May, 8pm

Carefully pushing the boundaries of what modern Irish folk can look and sound like, Ronan Kealy returns to Pavilion Theatre a for a mesmerising live experience where instinct, folklore, and modern chaos collide.

Nora Brown holding her banjo, and Stephanie Coleman with her fiddle, smiling in black and white Music

Nora Brown & Stephanie Coleman

Tue 19 May, 8pm

An intimate performance from the Brooklyn old-time duo who blend banjo and fiddle with rare chemistry, bridging generations with acclaimed releases, international tours and a viral NPR Tiny Desk concert.

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Mary Coughlan

Fri 22 May, 8pm

Celebrating over 40 years since the release of her ground-breaking debut album, don’t miss this intimate concert from an artist who proudly stands alongside some of the world’s most iconic jazz singers.